Guide: Change your MAC Address (No tools, easy. For stealing acclaim coins)

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Originally Posted by TranceNomad You people are down right stupid.. At no point is there a check for the mac address.. just use a stupid proxty and get a new ip.. It is truely sad when you make something far more complicated than you need too..

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Originally Posted by nop0x90 Or simply go and buy a new router... [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

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Originally Posted by Matt.dk (To use this to steal acclaim coins, copy your referral link off the 2moons site, save it. Log out of your main account on the site. Change your MAC(see guide), then use your referral link to make a new account, and play with that account to the required level. Easier in 9dragons is what I personally find). This is intended for stealing acclaim coins. It is possible in the future that Acclaim might start checking ip addresses also, if this happens I will make a guide that shows you how to force a specific program (dekaron) to use a desired proxy. Why is this usefull? A lot of people think its difficult to change your MAC adapter address under a windows platform. This is very untrue, and is a general concensous among newbie/ameteur computer users. In fact, it is simple to change your mac address within Windows - even easier on Linux. This guide however, is for windows. (Guide assumes you have SP2) 1) Right-Click My Computer. Goto Properties. 2) Click on the Hardware Tab, then click on the 'Device Manager' button. 3) Press the (+) sign next to "Network Adapters". 4) Right click on the network adapter that you wish to change the MAC address of, and goto properties. 5) Click on the Advanced Tab. 6) There should be a "Network Address" Option on the list that appears in the advanced tab. Click on "Network Address". 7a) The Adapter's MAC address will appear in the 'value' box, displayed to the right of the list. It will be a 12 digit Layout, With each byte ranging from 0-9 and A-F. 7b) Change the adapters MAC address to whatever you desire, within the range of 0-9 and A-F. Click ok on the bottom of the window 8) Now the Device Manager should be in view. Right click the network adapater that you just edited, and goto 'disable'. Wait for the Window to refresh. Once it does, right click the Adapter again, and goto 'enable'. And there you have it. You have changed your MAC address quickly and easily. Once you have done it a few times it will become clockwork, and will only take a matter of seconds. No tools required, it is a simple user operation. (This mini guide was written by me, Matt.dk. All Plagurists will be shot on sight). German translation of the above guide, translated by deinemama123123:

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Originally Posted by Matt.dk Someone hasn't updated their firmware. ;)